A fun family option, where you can crack your own crab claws (aprons and tools provided), or dine on mains such as jerk chicken, gumbo and jambalaya. Fine dining it isn't, however, and service can be a bit slapdash. As the name suggests, there are lots of types of rum to wash your crab down with.
Rum & Crab Shack
St Ives
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